Botox Training in London: Foundation & Advanced
Hands-on anti-wrinkle injection courses at our Wood Green academy, from the three foundation areas to advanced techniques. Models provided, products included and a CPD-accredited certificate on completion.
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Anti-wrinkle courses
Foundation Anti-Wrinkle Injections
Botulinum toxin theory, facial anatomy and injection technique for the forehead, crow’s feet and glabella, plus prescriber pairing and full complication management guidance.
- Forehead lines
- Crow’s feet
- Glabella (frown lines)
- Complication management
Advanced Anti-Wrinkle Injections
For practitioners already confident with the foundation areas who want to widen their range.
- Masseter and pebble chin
- Gummy smile, lip flip and smoker’s lines
- Bunny lines, brow lift and nose slimming
- Nefertiti neck lift
- Hyperhidrosis
Toxin + filler bundles
Train in both together and save.
- Foundation Anti-Wrinkle + Foundation Dermal Fillers: £999 (save £199)
- Advanced Anti-Wrinkle + Advanced Dermal Fillers: £1,299 (save £99)
CPD Botox course or Level 7?
It is a fair question, so here is the straight answer. A CPD anti-wrinkle course is focused, practical training in specific treatment areas, with a CPD-accredited certificate at the end. It is quick and useful, especially if you already hold a medical or aesthetics background.
The ProQual Level 7 Diploma in Aesthetic Practice is an Ofqual-regulated qualification. It takes far longer, asks for prior qualifications, and requires every practical competence to be observed at least ten times. It is the stronger credential while England builds its licensing scheme for cosmetic procedures.
Which should I choose?
If you need a regulated qualification, choose Level 7. If you are already qualified and want to add or refresh specific areas, a CPD course is the faster option. Some practitioners do both, starting with one and adding the other later.
What does the law say about Botox right now?
Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine, and it is illegal to give it for cosmetic reasons to anyone under 18 in England. No law currently names a qualification you must hold to inject it.
On 21 October 2026 the government opened a consultation on restricting some high-risk procedures to healthcare professionals. Botulinum toxin is not on that proposed list, but a wider licensing scheme is still being developed.
What the Foundation course covers
- Botulinum toxin theory and how it works
- Facial anatomy for the upper face
- Client consultation, contraindications and consent
- Injection technique and dosing for forehead, crow’s feet and glabella
- Complication management and aftercare
- How prescriber pairing works
- Supervised practice on live models
Who can enrol?
Entry requirements vary by course, and some injectable courses require a relevant medical or professional background. Tell us about your experience and we will confirm before you pay.
Botox training FAQs
Can a non-medic do Botox training in London?
Is a CPD Botox course a recognised qualification?
What is the difference between Foundation and Advanced?
Do I need a prescriber?
Can I treat clients under 18?
Is there a bundle with fillers?
Are models provided?
Book your anti-wrinkle training
Message us with your background and we will confirm eligibility, dates and the right course for you.